Jazz Funeral

Stopped by during a weekday morning and they had a great selection of items! The store is very organized with tshirts, dishware, magnets, candy/snacks, socks, etc. they even have refrigerated drinks in the back!! They also have a sales rack at the very back ($9.99 shirts- all of them were thin and short sleeved). Workers for friendly and smiled as we walked in. Would recommend stopping by if you need to find a gift or souvenir!

Cool shop with all kinds souvenir gifts, but what really stood out was their large selection of Mardi Gras masks. We tried on a few for fun!

Kitchy tourist trap to the extreme but it's so cool!A must visit to see and peruse the aisles of oddities, creepy things, feather masks, Mardi Gras beads, shirts, and assorted New Orleans souvenirs. There is even an old horse drawn funeral carriage in here. If you're a fan of the macabre this shop is for you. Some might find it creepy while others enjoy the vibe.

The Jazz Funeral is souvenir shop with a voodoo theme to it. They sell t shirts,mugs,shot glasses,magnets and other items. The voodoo theme is very popular with anyone.

The staff/owner/manager.. not sure who is who... are all terrible here. Do NOT start a conversation for any reason!But I always come back here when I need the same ridiculous tourist souvenir: voodoo dolls. There is a whole chest of them on the ground when you walk in and they're only $3 each. That's the best price in the quarter. And if you're looking for something more authentic NOLA, you shouldn't be in the quarter at all anyway.See picture below, they also have the magnetic ones that are specific to a cause. (I've, I bought the "Goddess of College" one.There's some other crap throughout the store but those prices are similar to everyone else's. If you don't find what you need here for cheap souvenirs, walk just a little bit further and you'll be at the French market. Cheapest beads and crap in the quarter to be found there.

Welcome to one of the most unique shops and I have had the privilege of walking into. Just the front of the store draws you in and you find yourself wandering around the entire shop! There are tons of shirts, bags, beads, and unique gifts all around the shop. Not only that if you look closely enough you'll see skeletons post all around the shop. They all seem to be posed in the manner of dancing, playing an instrument, or and having a good time. And even my bones are down for that. The one thing that amazed us the most was we all happened to pop in to the same location in the shop. And we found an actual can of alligator meat. One can't help but I want to give it a try. Although the more we looked at it, the more it didn't sound appealing. Take it from our group leader though. They said not to knock before you try it. I don't know when that time will come for me. But I'm definitely happy I got to get a customizable keychain with my name. No gators to be found.

This place is open pretty late and have a bunch of novelties and interesting souvenirs but not very welcoming. I asked the cashier some questions about the products and they couldn't answer them nor seemed happy to answer them. A bit over priced but nevertheless if you're looking for a spot to get a quick gift. The store is good for that. They did have a lot of what most the other stores had around the area

The owner yelled at her employees and threatened to fire them for not moving some boxes all the while customers were shopping. We left and purchased elsewhere. No need to treat employees like that in front of customers

Along with Gumbo File this is by far the most friendly (and hilariously odd) of the kitchy tourist traps in the French Quarter. Gator hand back scratchers? Check. Every low-end cajun/creole mix/powder/sauce you could want? Check. Beads of everything from a panda to a penis? Check. Glasses, Mugs, Shirts, pseudo-voodoo? Check Check Check Check.Friendly staff, standard prices - great for picking up that stupid knick knack to take back to family and friends.

This is one of those spots that's hard not to stare as you pass by. Someone about the voodoo...the smell...the sanctity of this store that calls your name. I feel like this is stop tourist would like to go to. It's very small inside and you're not allowed to take pictures which you will see in the front and around the store. They have a lot of interesting relics like good luck charms, zodiac and astrology books, voodoo dolls, etc